Shows You What the Web Knows
November 20, 2007 – 9:16 amAccording to Walk Score, our neighborhood only rates 48/100 on a walkability scale. Pfah!
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2 Responses to “Shows You What the Web Knows”
Wow that’s terrible. I put in my work address and scored a 38. It’s in the middle of a huge ring of major department stores (Wal-Mart, Costco, Canadian Tire, Future Shop, Best Buy, Guzzo Cinema, etc) with a big shopping mall a very short walk away.
By Guillaume Theoret on Nov 20, 2007
I checked out Bloor/Spadina, it was 68. If the Annex is 68 (B-), then what is 100? Paris? Manhatten? So, 48 may be not so bad
Pembroke/Dundas was 63 - in the same league as the Annex, in their terms (I did not try their Real Estate Tile, though…)
It listed “It’s not a Rosedale library” bookstore as a library, while missed Gerrard/Parliament TPL branch… so there is some room for improvement.
However, a cool tool otherwise!
By Serguei on Nov 21, 2007